Kansas Heritage
Summer 2001 (Volume 9, Number 2)
Ninety-Nine Bottles of Beer Behind the WallWith bootlegging, open saloons, and all sorts of slippery tricks to bottle it, buy it, and imbibe it, how dry was the bone-dry state of Kansas? Prairie Home CompanionsAcross miles of open prairie they came together to conquer the loneliness of pioneer life--and they did it all without ever leaving home. The Heritage ExplorerSee it all with new eyes as we "dare to do dirt!" History in the MakingKaren Sturm's "Talking Tombstones" keep a dialogue with our past. The Wonderful Old . . .Their steeples rising skyward, churches glorify the spirit of history. Past Snaps"The Circus Comes to Town" Vintage VignettesShort stories of yesteryear About FacesAn Angel of Mercy Presenting the PastUpcoming historical events Lasting ImpressionsBack cover photograph To order any of these magazines call the museum store at the
Kansas Museum of History, 785-272-8681, ext. 413. |
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